Sentence examples for make a trick from inspiring English sources

He would deliver the commercial and at the end make a trick shot.

However, it is in the performance that magicians make a trick their own, and that ought to be respected, said Trillo.

Make a trick related to those.

If your child is old enough to go on their own, but young enough to get lost, make a trick or treat route for them the day before.

Bust out some cards and make a magic trick.

(Swiss wrote that once, after he performed the Cigarette Through Quarter — perfectly, in his opinion — a spectator responded, "Neat. Where's that nifty coin with the hole in it?") What makes a trick work is not the inherent astoundingness of its effect but the magician's ability to suggest any number of possible explanations, none of them conclusive, and none of them quite obvious.

This is one of the most important steps in making a trick photo.

The story, or patter, is a big part of what makes a magic trick work.

This was a reasonable gamble, for he could hope to make a diamond trick, seven heart tricks, and one somewhere else.

If declarer won with the queen, the best he could do would be to lead a low diamond, making only eight tricks: the diamond ace would wither on the vine, and West would make a heart trick at the finish.

Similarly in bridge, a coup upsets a player who thinks he is due to make a trump trick.